adj
galore
guh-LAW
adj
1
In great abundance (always placed after the noun it describes).
"There were prizes galore at the fair."
"The buffet had food galore for everyone."
How to Use Galore
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishLots and lots of something — used right after the noun, not before it.
Common mistake
Unlike most adjectives, "galore" goes after the noun: "bargains galore," not "galore bargains."
Common pairings
bargains galore
prizes galore
food galore
Word Forms
galores plural
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Etymology
Borrowed from Irish go leor and Scottish Gaelic gu leòr, meaning "enough" or "plenty."